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The new structure of ministries and economic reform in Cuba
Viewed broadly and within the context of the current state of the Cuban economy, the decision to restructure and resize the country’s ministerial apparatus clearly responds to a…
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The U.S.’s silent war at sea—and the dangerous erosion of law
By any reasonable legal or moral standard, what the United States has done over the past nine months in the Caribbean and Eastern Pacific is not law enforcement; it is lethal force…
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The false prophets in American foreign policy
CNN has been featuring a political analyst that I thought had fallen into the dustbin of history: Elliot Abrams. It is also relying on another analyst, of whom it has been said that he…
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Angola’s debt to Cuba is unfinished
In ‘Freedom Park’ (S’kumbuto) outside Pretoria (South Africa), there is a Wall of Names that honors the men and women who died in the fight to liberate South Africa from apartheid.…
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Russian crude oil arrives in Cuba
A tanker flying the Russian flag has started offloading about 700,000 barrels of crude oil at Cuba’s Matanzas terminal, according to maritime tracking data. The shipment marks the first…
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A new Platt Amendment?
… I am now every day in danger of giving my life for my country, and for my duty—since I understand it and have the resolve to carry it out—to prevent, in time, with Cuba’s…
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When dialogue was a crime
For decades in Miami’s Cuban exile community, one word carried the weight of betrayal: dialogue.
To suggest that the United States should talk to the Cuban government was not merely…
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Díaz-Canel breaks the silence: Cuba confirms talks with Washington
For weeks, rumors circulated in Washington, Miami, and Havana that quiet contacts were happening between the United States and Cuba. Some analysts even suggested that the Cuban…
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Cuba says men on Florida boat ‘intended to carry out an infiltration for terrorist purposes’
The Cuban government said Wednesday that the men on a Florida-registered boat who opened fire on Cuban soldiers in the island’s territorial waters were bent on carrying out “an…
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Cuba in 2025: Resilience amid crisis — a year in review
Cuba entered 2025 facing one of the most challenging periods in its recent history. Yet despite economic contraction, energy blackouts, and rising food insecurity, ordinary Cubans and…
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